Removal proceedings are the legal process the U.S. government uses to try to deport (remove) someone from the country and send them back to their country of birth. This usually begins when immigration officials believe a person does not have the right to stay in the U.S. because they entered without being inspected by immigration authorities, overstayed a visa, or violated a law.

When this happens, the Department of Homeland Security will issue a document called a Notice to Appear which states the charges against you, the consequences if you do not appear at your hearing, and that you may hire an attorney to represent you or choose to represent yourself.

Although no immigration attorney can guarantee you will win your case, hiring the right immigration attorney can make the difference in whether the immigration judge grants you relief.

If you have received a Notice to Appear and need an attorney you can trust to represent you in court, request a consultation with us today.